University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Clinical Psychology PhD · PCSAS accredited

The school says: not decided yet4 accepting

Accepting students for Fall 2027?

The program and its own page disagree. Someone at the program told us on September 18, 2026 that it is not decided yet for Fall 2027. Their page showed something else when we last read it. Both are here, with their dates — the program is the better source for what it intends, its page the better record of what was published.

What their own page showedYes. 4 faculty are listed as accepting new doctoral students for Fall 2027 as of October 13, 2026, taken from the program's own page and quoted below.

Faculty

Accepting students

  • Andrea Hussong
  • Deborah Jones
  • Stacey Daughters
  • Tom Rodebaugh
“Faculty who plan to admit students for Fall 2027 entry to the UNC clinical psychology doctoral program are listed below. Please note that offers are linked to evolving funding opportunities and may shift as we approach the spring semester. We will update this list if things change.”
The program's own wording, quoted from its faculty page.

Applying

Deadline: TBD (2027 admissions)GRE: not stated
  • Personal statement: four short essays, 250 words or less each
  • List 1-2 preferred faculty research mentors
  • Bachelor's degree or international equivalent required
  • Interview by invitation, notified mid-January
  • Psychology major preferred; other majors need psych coursework (stats, bio psych)
  • Significant prior research experience typical of successful applicants

Where these came from ↗ Checked August 17, 2026.

Check the program’s own page →Checked October 13, 2026

Status and faculty names on this page are read from the program’s own website and re-checked through the admissions season. Where the program publishes a sentence announcing who is accepting, that sentence is quoted above rather than summarised. The date beside each section is when we last read it — if you are deciding where to apply, confirm against the program page before you rely on it.

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